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Col. McCormick Gave $15,
OOO Toward Expense of
Ruth Hanna McCormick's
Drive for' Senate.
, CHICAGO, July 17. P) Col
Who) R. n. McCormick. jiubllahor
bf.'lho Chicago Tilliuno and uroth-ef-ln-ftiiv'of
Uuth Httnna. McCor
mick.; told the senate campaign
Mnds pommlttee today that he had
given $15,000 to nupoit licr acn
tttorlal campaign.
' Of amount, only fs.SOO had
tn previously Included In tho ex
penditure ot $327,000 no far ac
counted ..for aa her campulgn ex--penHea,
. '; ..
- Goll; ftloCormick juiicl tills Hum
Included a check for (10.000 which
was sent to Mra. McCormick
.April 1, 1030. a week before the
primary election.
- He said Mrs. McCormick Inform
eel htm this check arrived too late
for use In' the campaign, but the
money had not been returned' to
him.
u The ' Inquiry thus far has dls-
.closed the senatorial nomination
cot Mrs.: McCormick and nor sup
porters $327,000, ot which amount
-the 'nominee herself supplied
'952.600 and accounted for an ad
ditional JB7.200.
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- Nary Filer Crashes
- PHILADELPHIA, July 16. P)
Lieut. Commander O. W. Brick
son, W,-B. IStlth; naval apprentice
Mnd .!'.' Li Talley, civilian. Inspec-
tor, woro Injured today In an airplane-
crash at tho Philadelphia
navy yard. '
CHILDREN
(CRY FOR IT
HILDREN hate to take medicine
u rule, but every child lovea
the laite of Cutoria. And this pure
vegetable preparation is Just as good
as it tastes; just as bland and just at
harmless as the recipe reads.
When Baby's cry warns of colic,
ft few drops of Castoria has him
Ethed, asleep again in a jiffy. Noth
is more valuable in diarrhea,
en coated tongue or bad breath
of constipation, invoke its gentle
id to cleanse and regulate a child's
bowels. In colds or children's diseases,
you should use It to keep the system
from clogging.
i Castoria is sold in every drugstore;
the genuine always bears Chas. H.
JPletcher's signature.
. C. M. WISLEY
MB W, Jackson, Mcdford
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Will Be Taken to Crescent
City for. Further Investi
gation Deed Declared
Accidental.
CJRATS J'AHM, Ore., July 17.
(P) John Appcl, 71, veterun
minor of the Althouwi dhitrlot In
Hlnklyou oounty, California, . wuh
In cuKtody of Khorlff K. II. Mb tor
of JoHephlne county today await
ing arrival of officers from Ctch-
cent City where ho will be taken
pending Investigation into tho
fatal shooting yetcrduy of John
Orloff, 70, operator of an ad
Joining mining claim.
Kheiirr Unter Haid Appel told
him he had engnged In an argu
ment with Orloff over ownerHhip
of a claim; and during a Hcufflo
a revolver watt dluchargcd. Or-
loff'ti body wn found only a few
yarda across the state boundary in
California.
The shooting occurred In the
heart of the famous Althousc min
ing district, assembling place In
tho early 60's of thousands of
gold seeking men and women.
DIVORCEE USES
IN SUICIDE TRY
JOLI13T, III,, July 17. m Mrs.
Elizabeth Bluk's effort to kill her
self by tire yesterday probably will
lirove successful, physicians said
today. They do not boliovo alio will
survlvo him.
Mrs. Sink, who police wore told
was a despondent divorcee, smear
ed hor limbs Willi tfroapo and sat
urated a nmttross with oil yester
day., She laid down upon tho Im
provised pyro and touched a match
to. it. A nionii'nt later sho ran
down the street until finally alio
fell, exhausted from hor burns.
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FORMER HEAD OF
hvhacuhh; n. y.,- July' 17.
Mr) James M. I.ym-li, tor many
tonus . president of the interna
tional Typographical union and
leader ot that. organization s na-
tlon-wldu buttle for the H-hour
wnrkhiK week, ill ml In a hospital
here Wednosday of blood Infec
tions. Probably tho outstanding teat
In the long career of James M
Lynch, a career that embraced
servk-o to the state and to organ
ised ' labor, was his determined
and dlplomatiu supervision of the
famous fight of tho 1. T. V. In
tho early l00's, for tho 48-hour
week. Not ono cuso of any at
tempted vlolonco was reported. .
The battlo won, lynch was ro
elected by accluinutlnn to tho
resMt.m'y of the I. T. U.. the
first thus to ho honorod. In J 90S
Mr. Lynch s hiust recor.t -piibllo
activity wan his work s a mem
ber of Governor Franklin U.
Koosevolt's cotnmlsMlou to Invoalt
Kato the subject of old age secu
rlly agninst want. This work re
sulted In passage In 1020 of. tho
old ago stato security tawv :
Uurn January 11. 1 K07. at Man
tlus. N. Y..; ho cmo to1 S.vracuso
In msi'iiv a "printer's devil" on
the Syracuse Herald.
Notice In Ocdltors.
In the County Court ot the 8tat
of Oregon for the County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Kstalo of
Helen Way Heranton, sometlmos
known as Mrs. U. Bcnmton, de
ceased. Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has boen appointed by
tho County Court of Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon, as Administrator of the
Kstate of 'Helen Way 8eranton.
sometimes known as Mrs. K. Hcran
ton. deceased, and has qualified.
All persons having claims against
said estate ere hereby notified to
present the samo, verified In the
manner provided by law, to C. M.
Thomas. Attorney for Administra
tor, at his office In the Jackson
County Hank ltolldlnav Mcdford,
Oregon, within six montha from
the date of tho fJMt publication of
this notice.
Dated and first published, June
19th, 1930.
IIKKRT OWENS,
Administrator of the Estate of
Helen Way Hcrantnn, sometimes
'known as Mrs. 1. bcranlon. de
ceased. C. M. THOMAS.
Attorney for Estate, Jackson
County Bank Building, Medtord,
Oregon. .
Notice to Creditor.
In the County Court of 'he State of
Oregon for Jackson County,
In the Matter ot the Kstate of
Henry K. Campbell. Deceased.
Notice ! hereby given that the
i ounty uourt or tne Htate of Ore
gon for Jackson County, has ap
pointed me executrix of the estate
of Henry B. Campbell, deceased.
All persons having claims against
ssld estate are hereby required to
present them with proper vouch
ers within six months from this
date at the offlco of Porter J. Nelf,
Cooley liuildlng, Medford, Oregon.
Dated July ID. mo.
KRANKIR CAMPBELL
Executrix of the Kstate ot Henry
. , Campbell, deceased.
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